Short of showjumpers West Tip is one of the best jumpers of a big fence I've seen, whether at Cheltenham or Aintree. He would stag his fences making the right shape in the air and was as sure footed as a mountain goat.
I'd agree with many of those already mentioned, especially Desert Orchid, Remittance Man, Grey Abbey and an on-song Master Minded. From recent years I'd also throw in Denman at his peak and Mon Parrain in his first UK chase (shame he didn't go on from there), and from further back I submit Lefrak City - couldn't see over most of the fences but that didn't stop him jumping them like a little orange stag.
Great Benefit jumping fences backwards was very impressive. Other than that Le Roy Miguel in a novice Chase at Aintree apart from those already listed.
Plenty of predictable answers (and fair enough, too), but I give full marks for Kilkilowen who was very good, but almost forgotten. There are a couple of youtue videos around of him - particularly a third to Smith's Man at Aintree under 12st. Worth a look.
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